Running your code produces the following console output on my machine (Windows 7, ActivePerl):

0 τι κάνετε; 1 πάρτε το ή αφ&#942 +;στε το 2 שלום חברים 3 abc לא כןכן efg 4 מתי ולאן This is it 5 מעכשיו לעכ&#15 +13;יו 6 Σήμερα είναι +Τρίτη 7 Θέλω να φάω 8 τι κάνετε; 9 שורה מס' 5

The tied-file's contents:

τι κάνετε; πάρτε το ή αφή& +#963;τε το שלום חברים abc לא כןכן efg מתי ולאן This is it מעכשיו לעכ&#1513 +;יו Σήμερα είναι &# +932;ρίτη Θέλω να φάω τι κάνετε; שורה מס' 5

I didn't get the errors you're reporting.

On a separate topic, Tie::File works well with smaller files, but performance significantly slows with files > 10M, in case you may be working with such.


In reply to Re: Tie::File failing with Unicode/UTF-8 encoding? by Kenosis
in thread Tie::File failing with Unicode/UTF-8 encoding? by HelenCr

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